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An insightful programme to help those working in educational settings, and high burn-out occupations, gain greater understanding of emotions – including emotion regulation in the brain and the body.

The Create Growth Programme is a nationwide initiative is aimed at fostering the development of creative industries with high-growth potential across England. 

During this hour long webinar, we'll take you through how online learning works and what you can expect as an online student with the University of Derby.

If you're interested in joining the online BSc (Hons) Nursing Studies (top up) degree course and wish to find out more, join the live Q&A to hear from Rachel Spink, Programme Leader, and get your questions answered.

The Dracula Lunchtime Bites are a series of short talks delivered by specialists in Dracula, the Gothic and Horror. They will last about half an hour and are intended for anyone who is interested in Dracula, the Gothic or Vampires.

Join us for a symposium showcasing research from our MA History and MA Public History and Heritage students. Explore global heritage through diverse topics, from dark tourism in Berlin and Singapore to Austrian food heritage and the removal of controversial statues in countries such as the United States and Hungary.

This inaugural lecture will explore Professor Charlie Whiffin’s journey as a nurse and qualitative researcher. Her dedication to improving the lives of families after brain injury, by revealing what life feels like from the inside not just what it looks like from the outside reinforces our commitment to drive change.

Join us for an insightful free webinar on how the University of Derby's Postgraduate Teaching Apprenticeship can help your school grow its outstanding teachers.

Visit us for our on-campus Postgraduate Open Event to find out more about postgraduate study at Derby.

During this hour long webinar, we'll take you through how online learning works and what you can expect as an online student with the University of Derby.

Join us at our Chesterfield Open Day where you will be able to meet our teaching teams and students and explore St Helena.

Join our second-year Literature and History students as they present thought-provoking research at our annual public conference.

If you're interested in joining the online BSc (Hons) Business and Management course and wish to find out more, join the live Q&A to hear from Dr Valentina Gorchakova, Programme Leader, and get your questions answered.

The Nature Connections series brings together researchers and practitioners interested in nature connection to share and discuss the latest research, ideas, and applications.

The Nature Connections series brings together researchers and practitioners interested in nature connection to share and discuss the latest research, ideas, and applications.

Join us at our Undergraduate Open Day where you will be able to meet our teaching teams and students and explore our facilities and award-winning accommodation.

Join us at our Undergraduate Open Day where you will be able to meet our teaching teams and students and explore our facilities and award-winning accommodation.

Our Annual Learning and Teaching Conference invites colleagues to demonstrate, celebrate and share evidence of their pedagogic practice, pedagogic research and ongoing professional development in learning and teaching.

We are excited to announce our 5th Annual CivicLAB Conference, building on the success of our sold-out conferences in recent years.

This face-to-face interactive workshop is ideal for students, staff and industry researchers across all levels.

This face-to-face interactive workshop is ideal for students, staff and industry researchers across all levels.

This face-to-face interactive workshop is ideal for doctoral and stage 2 students, and those new to practice or implementing behaviour change. 

This face-to-face interactive workshop is ideal for doctoral and stage 2 students, and those new to practice or implementing behaviour change. 

This half day CPD introduces staff to wellbeing psychoeducation and practices, along with compassionate communication skills that are essential for effective team work.

The six-lesson series entitled ‘Wellbeing: Our Brains, Our Bodies’ helps pupils of both primary and secondary age (i.e., age range 9-12) gain greater understanding of their own emotions – including how emotions work in the brain and the body.

This initiative improves group functioning, along with feelings of wellbeing and group belonging in FE/HE by embedding the ethos of compassion in the taught curriculum.